Bubble Water
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probably won't skeet anything
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right. given the numbers, “how to win back the working class” should be as much about care and service workers as hard hats. and yet.
October 25, 2025 at 12:02 PM
right. given the numbers, “how to win back the working class” should be as much about care and service workers as hard hats. and yet.
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I work IN A LITERAL FACTORY, and being a chain restaurant server for 9 years was much closer to being blue collar than what I do now. No one is sticking recorders in the faces of the people *working* in the rural diner, it's always the people with the luxury of having eggs and coffee at 9:30 am.
October 25, 2025 at 1:38 PM
I work IN A LITERAL FACTORY, and being a chain restaurant server for 9 years was much closer to being blue collar than what I do now. No one is sticking recorders in the faces of the people *working* in the rural diner, it's always the people with the luxury of having eggs and coffee at 9:30 am.
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The police department is the largest department in the city by a huge margin and they move money around internally all the time. "We can't afford it" was also the reason they gave for eliminating the job of a specific person who worked on DEI (the position is funded again in this budget).
October 16, 2025 at 8:18 PM
The police department is the largest department in the city by a huge margin and they move money around internally all the time. "We can't afford it" was also the reason they gave for eliminating the job of a specific person who worked on DEI (the position is funded again in this budget).